You folks were so helpful in answering my NTFS question I hope the next is as simple to answer.
I am trying to set up my wireless card but FC4 doesn't seem to recognize it. I am running
--Fedora Core 4 Linux with GNOME desktop
--Dell Inspiron 5150
--Dell Wireless Mini PCI Card (equivalent to Intel PRO/Wireless PCI Card?)
When I run Desktop || System Setting || Network on the GNOME toolbar and try to add a a new wireless device, a box called "Select Wireless Device" comes up which only lists "Other wireless card." When I select this, a box comes up which says "Select Ethernet Adapter" with a list of adapter types but none of which I recognize as equivalent to my Dell Wireless card.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I may move forward to make this wireless card function in FC4? I am connected to my network via a physical cable at the moment, but the wholke idea of a notebook is to give me the freedom to move about. Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
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